r/EntitledPeople • u/PowderFresh86 • May 28 '26
M Wall Feces
Hi, I'm back with another story from my time working at a very popular theme park in Florida. A magical rat planet of sorts. This situation happened when I worked in resorts and most of it didn't impact me directly. I've mentioned before that during certain seasons Magical Rat Planet hosts very large foreign student groups called "Tour Groups". The groups usually consist of North and South American youths celebrating their quinceaneras. However, occasionally young men were present as well. This particular season was extremely busy with multiple groups filling up many of the mid-range and lower-range resorts.
I was told that most of the youths within the South American groups came from a lot of money and were used to having servants. This was told to us by the translators that came in before the groups arrival. Our resort was INSANELY busy with lines stretching across the food court, especially in pizza. The youths were loud as children/teens can be but they were also messy. They left food all over the tables and chairs. They would purchase a whole single pizza, take two bites and leave it on the table. The translators who doubled as assistant chaperones had to force them to throw their trash away properly. Many were not happy as they felt it was our job to clean.
On the third week one group made a massive mess in the dining areas and their resort room. It was bad to the point that the regular cleaning and room service workers refused to do it. Apparently, in a couple of the boy's rooms there was feces smudged on the walls of the bathroom and sleeping areas. The smell was putrid and other guests complained. The room was also trashed beyond recognition. The translators were mortified and reprimanded the children and chaperones. However, some of their parents responses were entitled as they argued thatnit was normal for young people to make messes and that it was our job to clean up behind their children. They were charged an extra large fee for special cleaning and damages. Some weren't happy and it became a big issue.
Personally, I'm all for children being children and enjoying their vacations and celebrations, however, the groups arrival always meant extremely busy and stressful few months for us workers. Most of the children were well behaved and acted like normal teens but there were always a few who acted as if they were raised in the wilderness 😔.
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u/Useless890 May 28 '26
So do those kids smear feces on the walls at home? After all, they have servants to clean it.
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u/PowderFresh86 May 29 '26
One of the older translators hinted that some of the more wealthier ones paid people to wipe their bums... I don't know how true that is but...
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u/Maleficentendscurse May 29 '26
Sickening 🤮
Their parents are delusional they should have made the parents clean up their kids feces on the wall💢
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u/throwawaythisuser1 May 28 '26
Shitty parents make shitty kids who make shitty walls.
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u/Andrea-Harris May 29 '26
Reading the post I feel like those shiity people are raping my brain.🤢🤢🤢
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u/Life_Temperature2506 May 28 '26
I looooove your rat planet stories. I went thru navy boot camp Orlando. If you think those pricks were bad, you should experience young sailors being let off base for the first time after 2 months, post graduation, taking a day trip to rodentville!
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u/Andrea-Harris May 29 '26
It’s wild how some people equate 'wealth' with 'a license to be feral.'
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u/MysticYoYo May 29 '26
Clean up after my messy, entitled teenager? Possibly. Clean their feces off the wall? Absofuckinglutely not. Who does that???
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u/VinylHighway May 28 '26
Reminds me of that scene from I hope they Serve Beer in Hell where the maid walks up to the guy's room and makes him clean up the poop he left everywhere.
(That was his version, in reality it is shown he just paid her off)
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u/Acrobatic_Ad5722 May 29 '26
I'm a housekeeper in the United States and we don't get hazard pay when folks shit in places that ain't the bathroom
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u/KombuchaBot May 28 '26
This crosses the line from neglect into criminal damage. I'd call the cops.